Diane Hardy on South Carolina’s Evolving Small Business Landscape
Updated: Jul 31
How the pressures of ESG are affecting small businesses
By Sarabeth Stone
In today's rapidly changing business environment, small business owners in South Carolina face challenges that extend beyond traditional market concerns. In a recent presentation to the South Carolina Christian Consortium, Diane Hardy, Executive Director of the Mom and Pop Alliance, shed light on the growing influence of ESG (environmental, social, and governance) criteria in South Carolina. She made clear the negative effects that shifting ideological policies like ESG are having on the regulatory environment, which leaves small business owners to combat more protectionist standards that never seem to play in their favor.
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